Economic evaluations of health technologies in oncology in Brazil: a systematic review

This project aims to systematically review economic evaluation studies of health technologies in oncology conducted in Brazil. The review will include full economic evaluations such as cost-effectiveness, cost-utility, cost-benefit, and cost-minimization analyses. The protocol follows international methodological standards, including PRISMA guidelines, MECIR recommendations, and CHEERS reporting standards. The review seeks to characterize the types of technologies assessed, methodological quality, cost-effectiveness outcomes, and their relevance to health policy decision-making in the Brazilian context. This registration aims to promote transparency, reproducibility, and adherence to open science principles.